I have been a pretty happy and also excited user of RockMelt for quite some time (almost from beginning?). It does integration of info/comms and browser in value adding way.
It was a bit scary to start using it by having to “give away” your social media accounts, first thing. But I got over it – sort of a trust was created thanks to the value it added.
They do also frequently updates with no pre-warnings – pretty significant changes to functionality actually if I remember correctly. This is quite a bit different in their case compared to a “normal” browser, since they do integrate service experience deeply into browser – it’s not just the looks and speed that get’s updated.
Now the last attack update really first time seems to touch the service itself – RockMelt seems to remove functionality from Facebook page and integrate it to browser.
There goes familiar service user experience and comes browser depencecy.
There goes one RockMelt user back to good old Chrome….
It was a bit scary to start using it by having to “give away” your social media accounts, first thing. But I got over it – sort of a trust was created thanks to the value it added.
They do also frequently updates with no pre-warnings – pretty significant changes to functionality actually if I remember correctly. This is quite a bit different in their case compared to a “normal” browser, since they do integrate service experience deeply into browser – it’s not just the looks and speed that get’s updated.
Now the last attack update really first time seems to touch the service itself – RockMelt seems to remove functionality from Facebook page and integrate it to browser.
There goes familiar service user experience and comes browser depencecy.
There goes one RockMelt user back to good old Chrome….
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